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  • I just completed my 4th stay at Aria and it's still the only place I'd stay in the LV. Room: When you're tired of the over the top tacky-ass-ness that is Las Vegas it's nice to come home to a hotel room that would hold its own in New York City. The decor is simple and clean with muted colors that radiate calm. The (occasionally buggy) bedside room control board is great for push-button light and curtain control when you feel like being a lazy bastard. The bed here is heaven. Casino: Even the casino at Aria is an oasis in the neon desert. The clean lines and earthy color palette can be found here as well. The casino floor is ringed by several restaurants and bars -- all with a unique and modern aesthetic. Parking: Valet service is prompt and the most pleasant I've experienced in Vegas (and free as usual). This most recent trip I did try out the self-parking once and I'd say that the few bucks you save not tipping the valet is not worth the extra walk. If you're valet-averse its really not that bad, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're just checking in as its completely on the other side of the hotel from the front desk and you'd have to drag all your crap through the entire length of the casino. Food: The Buffet is probably my favorite buffet ever. As a vegetarian usually I get mostly shafted, but here I'm able to make several trips and come back with a differently themed plate consisting of a few different dishes. The dessert station here is devilish. I've also eaten at one of the restaurants in the casino which was delicious though it was a couple years ago now so I don't recall which one. Overall the quality of the hotel has held up very well over the course of my four visits and Aria continues to be my Vegas go-to. Tip #1: Sign up for their e-mail list -- they have some great specials all the time with great rates and sometimes including resort credits to be used in the restaurants. Tip #2: Be prepared for the $25 resort fee (plus tax).
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